The French-German Philosophy-Colloquium was founded in 1995 by
Thomas Bedorf (Bochum), Peter Keicher (Karlsruhe) and Nicolas
Gaillard (Paris). Since then nineteen colloquia have taken place:
in Alfred-Delp Haus, Berlin (1995) and in Bourgogne's Pontigny
Abbey (1996); and, since 1997, in the Centre Jean Foa on Lake
Geneva (Evian). Scholars in philosophy from France, Germany and
other countries have organized the colloquia since 1996. Each
year the colloquium has had a different theme, but continuity
has nonetheless been maintained both with regard to the themes
and the organization of the colloquium. Each new theme is selected
in such a way as to take up questions relevant to previous colloquia.
Here are the themes of the previous years:
Organisation:
Georg W. Bertram (Berlin), Robin Celikates (Amsterdam), David
Lauer (Berlin). In cooperation with: Alessandro Bertinetto (Udine), Karen Feldman (Berkeley), Jo-Jo Koo (Dickinson), Christophe Laudou (Madrid), Claire
Pagès (Paris), Diane Perpich (Clemson), Hans Bernhard Schmid (Wien),
Contact:
evian@philosophie.fu-berlin.de
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